Residential Architecture in Cincinnati

’Tis the season for sharing, and as the year comes to a close, I’d like to share another in a series of “some amazing things my talented clients have been up to in 2024.”
This one, in the winning column, is of Architectural DesignWorks Studio, Kenneth Workman’s submission of A Neighborly New Home. This is a slide show of the Cincinnati home custom designed from the ground up, yet traditional at first glance.
Kenneth’s design was influenced not only by the conventional homes in the surrounding neighborhood, but also by the homeowners’ heritage in the state of Virginia. Instead of renovating the existing house on the list it was decided to raze it and build anew. The exterior and interiors are designed with traditional details and specific provisions were made to accommodate the homeowners’ art, antique furnishings, and collectibles.
We had an amazing 65 degree sunny day in February to make the photos, how lucky can you be! There is a time-lapse of sunrise, and partly because of its elevation, also shown are some drone shots. One shows a view of downtown Cincinnati in proximity to the new home.